Steam Engines
The antique steam traction engine hobby, past and present.
2020 Steam Schools Announced
By the Farm Collector staff
Beginners and seasoned veterans can benefit from attending one of several steam schools held in several states. Be sure to register early because classes fill up quickly!
Like Father, Like Daughters
Story by Bill Vossler
Mike Wahl and his daughters share common devotion to a rare 1921 Farquhar steam engine. Learn how this engine affected their lives.
The Rise and Fall of Steam-Powered Fire Engines
Column by Sam Moore
Learn about old-time hose and hook-and-ladder companies, which operated almost exclusively in towns.
Industrial Strength: 1917 Vilter Corliss Steam Engine
Story by Bill Vossler. Photos by Nikki Rajala and Bill Vossler.
Thanks to the Scott-Carver Threshers Assn., a 1917 Vilter Corliss steam engine powers its way into its second century.
Preserving a Steam Traction Legacy
By Jon Fieker
A pair of Missouri brothers continue their forebearsā passion for steam traction engines.
Steam-Powered Gristmill is New Again
By Dan R. Manning
A 1883 Missouri steam-powered gristmill back in business, thanks to a new boiler and steam boiler specialist Jeff Lund.
2019 Steam Schools
By the Farm Collector staff
Learn about steam or add to your existing knowledge at one of several steam schools across the country this show season.
The Harrison Jumbo Steam Engine
By Bill Vossler
A rare 1911 Harrison Jumbo plays a star role in beer-making demonstrations across the western U.S.
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